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To: Noel de Leon who wrote (99806)	6/1/2003 7:13:19 PM
From: Nadine Carroll	Respond to of 281500

Nadine, you are a master at changing the subject. You said that Palestine wasn't mentioned in 242. No, I simply trying (and failing, obviously) to correct your ahistorical notion of what is a subject. Political situations are not preserved in amber. Before a war they are one thing, after a war they can be quite different. Nobody, but nobody, is going back to the partition plan of 1947. If people think of creating a state of Palestine today, it's because the Palestinians developed a nationalist movement over the last forty years. If people didn't think of creating a state of Palestine in 1967, it's because the Palestinians didn't have a nationalist movement back then, apart from a few Al Fatah terrorists, and Jordan and Egypt claimed the territories. Conditions change.